The coastal zone is one of the nation׳ s greatest environmental and economic assets. The
present research focuses on analyzing the rate of shoreline change by automatic analytical …

The Indian subcontinent comprises accreted cratonic fragments that underwent subsequent
rifting–subduction–collision processes along major mobile belts. It is also a storehouse of a …

Shorelines are the dynamic interfaces of both terrestrial and marine environments and are
sensitive to climate and anthropogenic influences. The change in the shoreline plays a …

Shoreline is the dynamic interfaces of both terrestrial and marine environment, which
constantly affected by natural coastal processes includes wave, tide, littoral drift and cyclonic …

This study investigates a long-term process of shoreline change along the coastal stretch of
the Kenitra coast using geospatial techniques and automatic calculations. A DSAS over a …

Tidal inlets along the central coast of Vietnam are located in a microtidal, wave-dominated
coastal environment. In addition, the Vietnam coast is highly influenced by the seasonal …

This paper presents an integrated method to assess the vulnerability of coastal risks by
applying the Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP) and spatial analysis techniques with …

Sand spits are fragile landforms that have rich values in economic, ecology, landscape and
many other respects. They are quite diverse in morphology and their evolution mechanisms …

Peninsular India is an amalgam of transient landscapes evolved from the interactions
between tectonic and climatic forcings. In order to appraise the tectono‐geomorphic …

Sand spits as a type of common landform features, associated with wave-dominated deltas,
may be influenced by self-organization processes due to shoreline instability at the downdrift …